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PAGE SIX Betrothal of Couple- Is Told Miss Marion MacLachlan is now wearing a diamond on the third finger of her left hand. Today Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Mac Lachlan are announcing the be trothal of their daughter, Mar lon, to Lieutenant Robert L. DeVlieg, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary DeVlieg of Rockford, Ill inois. The wedding will be. an event r of early January, depending on army orders. The couple first met when army air maneuvers were held in Salem in Novem ber. The bride-elect attended the University of California and is now connected with the Per sonal Finance company of Sa lem. Her fiance attended the University of Minnesota and is now stationed at the Portland air base. Mr. and Mrs. DeVlieg are planning to arrive from the east the latter part of the month and will be here for their son's marriage. Elect Officers At Meeting The Woman's society of Chris , tian Service of the Leslie Meth odist church at its meeting Wed nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. T. Barkus elected the following officers: Mrs. C. W. Stacey, president; Mrs. Mason Bishop, vice presi dent; Mrs. F. X. Hoereth, record ing secretary; Mrs. W. S. An kcny, corresponding secretary; Miss Vesta Mulligan, treasurer; Mrs. H. C. Leavenworth, mis sionary and service; Mrs. Fred Kooreman, local church activi ties; Mrs. C. A. Downs, social relations; Mrs. S. M. Laws, lit erature and publications; Mrs. ' Vergil Burson, supplies; secre tary of student work, Mrs. A. W. Metzger, student work; Mrs. C. F. French, children's work; Mrs. J. S. Murray, girls' work;.. Mrs. T ParnM cniritnal lifp' f r Al ma Barkus, membership; Mrs. George Henderson, fellowship; Mrs. Charles V i c k, status of women; Mrs. Mason Bishop, publicity; Mrs. John Kooreman, Mrs. Emil Stripling, Mrs. Eva Rasmussen, church committee; Miss Mulligan, Mrs. E. D. Rose man, Mrs. Daisy Mclntyre, fi nance committee. Zonta Members Have Dinner Zonta club members met at the Golden Pheasant for dinner Thursday night with Miss Helen Barrett presiding. The group made plans for their Christmas charity work and will dress dolls. The Christmas party will be held on December 18 at the home of Dr. Marion Mayo. A special guest at the dinner meeting was Miss Eleanor Ste- phens and members attending were Dr. Marion Mayo, Mrs. La Verne J. Winkler, Mrs. Nova Young, Mrs. Leila Black, Mrs. Ethel Melgard, Mrs. Winifred R. Herrick, Miss Dorothy Pearce, Miss Helen Yockey, Dr. Helen Pearce, Miss Mabel Savage, Miss Bartha Kohlhagen, Miss L. May Itauch, Miss Helen Barrett and Miss Genevieve Morgan. SILVERTON S a idle 1 Orr Dunbar was guest speaker at the Silvcrton Woman's club Mon day and spoke on the adjust ment of economic relations, par ticularly in reference to South America. Special guests with Mrs. Dun bar were Mrs. David Wright of Salem, and members of the Sil verton Junior Woman's club, the Willard, Silver Cliff Union Hills Women's clubs and the local pas tor's wives. . Mrs. F. M. Powell lead in the salute to the flag. Musical num bers were given by the high school chorus directed by Law rence Edwards and accompanied by Florence Lee. Soloists were Marion Lee Jean Ann Miller and Harry Bowen. Announcements included that made by Mrs. H. B. Latham that the library meeting would be held in January with the Amer ican Legion auxiliary invited as special . guests. The club plans for a hobby show in February with Mrs. A. J. Titus as chair man. During the tea hour Mrs. Ralph Larson and Mrs. H. B. Latham poured, and serving were Mrs. George Jaeschke, Mrs. Clark Backman, Mrs. George Anderson and Mrs. R. B. Ren wlck. Decorations were in charge of Mrs. P. L. Brown and Mrs. Dewey Allen. Mrs. IL C Shields arrived In Salem Thursday night from a five months stay in Minnesota and other eastern points.. YES . . . Yd o; (top' trade bnlyr-andl ' - i f MAXINE BUKfcN Editor Luncheons Events of Friday Mrs. U. G. Shipley and Mrs. Roy H. Simmons were hostesses to members of their clubs on Friday afternoon. Mrs. Shipley honored mem bers of the O. T. club at a bridge luncheon at her North Cottage street home. Special guests were Mrs. Frank Benson, Mrs. James J. Panton, Mrs. J. T. Whittig and Mrs. L. S. Robe of Burton, Wash. Club members are Mrs. Thom as B. Kay, Mrs. Reuben P. Boise, Mrs. Joseph Beveridge, Mrs. Frank Snedecor, Mrs. Russell Catlin, Mrs. George A. White, Mrs. Charles Robertson, Mrs. Frank Spencer, Mrs. Seymour Jones, Mrs. Homer Goulet, sr., Mrs. John L. Rand, Mrs. Charles Gray and Mrs. Shipley. Mrs. Roy H. Simmons presided at luncheon for her club at her suburban home. Additional guests were Mrs. Ercel Kay, Mrs. Thomas DeBeck Livesley, Mrs. F. E. Simmons and Mrs. William Scandling. Members are Mrs. Palmer MacDonald and Mrs. John J. El liott of Portland, Mrs. James B. Young, Mrs. Wayne Loder, Mrs. T. A. Livesley, Mrs. Conrad W. Paulus, Mrs. H. G. Maison, Mrs. Arch Jerman and Mrs. Simmons. Holidciy Theme J5 UsGQ The Missionary society of the First Baptist church met Thurs day in the church. Devotions by Mrs. Ida Warnock and program by Mrs. Marion Curry expressed the holiday spirit, "Fruits of Love." Those present were Mesdames C. L. Parmenter, E. S. Jones, E. F. Gleason, E. D. Buell, Viola Harrelson, L. D. Wyatt, T. H. Clare, J. W. Humphreys,' Mattie Clark, L. G. Prescott, J. T. Hayes, L. W. Hann, H. C. Wack en, D. S. R. Walker, Marian Curry, A. G. Lindstrand, Ida Warnock, Floyd White, Robert Wagers, C. H. McCullah, Ira Herbert and the - hostess, Mrs. A. W. Smither, Mrs. Lee Cross and Ada Skiff. 1 . 1 HUDDQrClS ilOStS After Dance Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Hubbard were hosts for an informal sup per party Friday night at their home after the Wisteria club dance. Holly and white candle provided the decorative note on the buffet table. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Putnam, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fuhrer, Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne J. Young, Mr. and Mrs. William Griffiths, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Seamster and Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Majek. From California comes word of the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Cross of San Francisco on December 8 at the Stanford Memorial hospital. Mrs. Cross will be remembers as Stephanie Smith and this is their second son. The little boy's pa ternal grandmother is Mrs. Cur tis B. Cross of Salem. A visitor In the capital this weekend will be Mrs. Frank Cross of Portland. She will be the guest of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Curtis Cross, at the Marion hotel. Mr. Frank Cross is now stationed on the USS Heywood, with headquarters in New York City. Mrs. Lloyd Fepper will be hostess to members of the Laur el Guild of Knight Memorial church Wednesday night at 7:30 o'clock. Assisting hostesses for the Christmas party will b Mrs. Francis Clark, Mrs. William Larson and Mrs. John Ficklin. Junior Chamber of Commerce members have announced that Monday, January 19. is the date for the annual founder's day banquet and the affair will be held at the First Methodist church. f . IVE HAVE plenty of them.) .Beautiful Shoes Y 234 NoLiberty j SOCIETY music ... The HOI CLUB CALENDAR - SATURDAY Salem Woman's club meeting and program, 2:30 p. m., board meeting, 2 p. m. MONDAY Pro America, Marion hotel, 2:30 p. m. MONDAY Hal Hibbard auxiliary at VFW hall, Christmas party, 7:30 p. m. Hollywood Lions auxiliary, at French Fryer, 1:15 p. m., des sert luncheon. American Legion auxiliary, 8 p. m. at Legion home. Bet Chi Mothers, chapter house, 2:30 p. m. White Shrine of Jerusalem, Ma sonic temple, 8 p. m. TUESDAY Central WCTU. 2 p. m. Christ mas tree for Children's Farm Home. Book-a-Month-club with Mrs. E. A. Kurtz, 1:15 p. m. dessert luncheon. Ministers Wives association, Mrs. J. C. Harrison, 648 State street. 2 p. m. American War Mothers, Mrs. Carrie Beechler, 895 Front street, 2 p. m. Nebraska auxiliary with Mrs. Lura Tandy. 476 Gerth avenue, 12:30 luncheon. WEDNESDAY East Central circle, 1st Meth odist church, dessert luncheon. Christmas party 1:15 with Mrs. H. J. Ostlind, 360 East Lefelle street. South Circle, First Christian church, all day Christmas party, Mrs. E. M. Woods, 1890 North 18th street. Royal Neighbors Sewing club, with Mrs. Gertrude Walker, 1045 North Summer street. Luncheon and Christmas exchange. Mayflower Guild, First Congre gational church, Mrs. Robert A. Hutchinson, 715 North Capitol street. 2 p. m. West Central Circle, First Methodist church, Mrs. J. H. Baker, 545 Court street, 2 p. m. THURSDAY Daughters of Union Veterans of Civil War. social evening with Mrs. Beatrice Henry, 8 p, m. Willamette university Faculty Woman's club. Carrier room. First Methodist church, 2:30 p. m. Mrs. Williams Is Guest at Dinner Mrs. Thomas Holman has re ceived word from her daugh ter, Mrs. Winston Williams, that she was a special guest at the Thanksgiving dinner at Camp 2928 on Annette Island, Alaska.. Lt. Williams is stationed with the Civilian Conservation corps on the island. The island is 40 miles from Ketchikan where Lt. and Mrs. Williams have their apartment. Mrs. Williams went by boat to the island for din ner and came back by sea plane. Pictured in the national CCC paper, published in Washington, DC, was a photograph of an eagle taken by Lt. Williams. Eagles are protected in the United States but in the terri tory of Alaska a bounty of one dollar is offered for each pair of feet. The Horizon club met Satur day at the Dr. Pepper club room. Christmas decorations were used. In charge were Co rinne Wade, Jeanne De Mytt and Florence Lewis. Others attend ing were Rosemary Gaiser, Ger aldine Schmoker, Betty Gene Simmons, Patty Mansfield, Bar bara Crawford, Dolores Birch, Anita Hager, Pat Moore, Mary Bollinger, Jeanne Myers, Jan ice Myers, Mary Parker, Leona Wallace, Margaret Whitehead, Ernest Hobbs, Bob Phillips, Leo Reed, George Frum, Donald Rigger, Lawrence Baer, Keith Morris, Wilford Beard, Don Stoudenmeyer, Richard Page, Richard Steeves, Jerry Mont gomery, Jim Phillips and Stew art Compton. Mrs. Effie Dunlap has had as her guests this week her daugh ters, Mrs. R. K. Drake of Hepp ner and Mrs. T. E Given of Sil verton. Mrs. Given and Mrs. Drake assisted their mother in moving to the Old People's Home. Mrs. Drake's son, Lt Donald K. Drake, and his wife are now stationed at Kodiak Island, Alaska. Get relief from distress with the IMPROVED Vtcks treatment thai makes Vlcks VapoRub give EVEN Km RESULTS THAN EYEI BOOSE! . ACTS S WATS AT ONCS to bring relief PCKETIATCS to upper breathing passages with soothing medicinal vapors . . ctsrajites chest and back surfaces like a ' vamlng poultice ... And WORKS FOa R0UKS to ease coughs, relieta muscular soreness or tightness, and bring real comfort. : TO get this Improved treatment . . . Just massage VapoRub for 3 minutes ok BACK as well as -throat and chest, then spread thick layer on chest and-cover with warmed cloth. Try ltt VTCKS ' vAPOBUB-the Improved Way. Coaglaiing The OBEGON STATESMAN. SALEM. Oregon. Saturday Morning, December 13. 1941 Miss Jenks Is Honor Guest Miss Virginia Jenks, bride elect of Mr. Everett Lang, was honored at a surprise party Tuesday night at the home of Miss Lena Blum on Norway street. Assisting hostesses with Miss Blum were Miss Lillian Kayser, Mrs. Bessie Kayser and Mrs. Louise Jones. A crystal shower compliment ed the bride-to-be and after an informal evening a late supper was served. Pink and white ap pointments were carried out in . the decorations. Honoring Miss Jenks were Mrs. Nina Jenks, Miss Helen Jenks, Mrs. Howard Jenks, Mrs. June Carstensen, Mrs. Alta Myers, Mrs. Gervaise Elliott, Mrs. Josephine Sharping, Mrs. Elsie Ohmart, Mrs. Grace Carl son, Mrs. Medora Hyett, Mrs. Nona Myer, Mrs. Raymond Warner, Mrs. Lorna Lucas, Mrs. Bernice Millett, Mrs. Dorothy Frahm, Mrs. Dorothy Hauge, Mrs. Dorothy Forgard, Miss Ardys Jenks, Miss Virginia Wells, Miss Isabelle Leeper, Miss Helen Longston, Miss Mar ian MacLachlan, Miss Kathryn Carthew, Miss Etta Sutter, Miss Pearl Scott, Miss Hazel Roe nicke, Miss Velna Alexander, Miss Mary Greblo, Miss Velma Strain, Miss Lillian Kayser, Mrs. Bessie Kayser, Mrs. Louise Jones and Miss Lena Blum. Delta Phi Alums Entertained Mrs. Andrew Halvorsen was hostess to members of the Delta Phi alumnae at her home Thurs day night with Miss Marjorie van DeWalker assisting. March 14 was announced as the date for the inter-sorority alumnae dance. Miss Doris Unruh presided at the meeting and later told the group about her recent trip to Honolulu. She illustrated her talk with colored movies which she took. Refreshments were served and Christmas decora tions were used on the tables and mantle. Attending were Mrs. Steven Anderson, Mrs. Verne Bain, Mrs. Delvin Durham, Mrs. Joseph Felton, Mrs. Roy Ferris, Mrs. C. Ronald Hudkins, Mrs. Otto Skopil, Mrs. William Thome, jr., Mrs. Mervin Brink, Miss Doris Unruh, Miss Marjorie Van De Walker and Mrs. Andrew Hal vorsen. Class Meets on Thursday The Philathean bible class of the First Evangelical church held its Christmas gathering Thursday in the church. A program con sisted of the devotions and the singing of Christmas carols and exchange of gifts. Those present were Mrs. J. A. Remington, Mrs. Cecelia Larsen, Mrs. Isobel White, Mrs. G. N. Thompson, Miss Helen Bier, Mrs. William Wohlgemuth, Mrs. William McDonough, Mrs. J. E. Bauman, Mrs. Hilburn, Mrs. C. C. Hewitt, Mrs. William Bran sen, Mrs. Nora Baun, Mrs. Wil liam McCauley, Mrs. H. B. Au man, Mrs. Robert Seegar, Mrs. Tittle, Mrs. Wallace Caughey, Mrs. Mills, Mrs. Martin Jensen, Mrs. T. Ross, Mrs. W. A. Guef froy, Mrs. Lena Bartfull, Mrs. Herndon, Mrs. Frank Scharf, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Katie Hilf icker, Mrs. William Pahl, Mrs. M. M. Gaiser, Mrs. Hackett, Mrs. W. T. Davidson, Mrs. Paul Petticord. tmmm, IkUm. tiavtsMS k WE mliutiM! (eMvif ptatiniMi av rad as YC3t..wfcb ROUX OIL 11EACH N mre straw-like "bleached blonde"! Thi. revolutionary new Oil - Bleach lets yon decide whether yon want golden blonde, pic '.ilium-blonde, or red-blor.a . . and you gel tA thad you tout! Fast, accurate, simple, it color-tones and condition the bsie it bleaches. MORISSON'S V". Beauty Salon v ,g vVjf By Dolores Boland It's About Time to make fav ors for children's parties. A large gumdrop for base with paper parasol stuck into it. For the figures ... a toothpick through small gumdrop and raisin for head. Cloves in these gumdrops for legs and arms. Social Hour Is Enjoyed The Cootiette club met at the home of Mrs. Eugene Hart on Wednesday. After business discussions, a social hour was spent and a reading was given by Mrs. Hart. The club made plans for a Christmas party to be held De cember 23 at the home of Mrs. Bert Tompkins, with Mrs. Ralph Harlan as co-hostess. Members of the local order of the Cooties will join the club. Later in the evening luncheon was served to Mrs. Dave Fur lough, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Prince, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wickert, Mrs. Allie Murphy, Mrs. Charles Crary, Mr. and Mrs. Arwin Strayer, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harlan, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tompkins, Andrew Lambrecht and Mrs. Hart. Members' of Salem Rebekah lodge visited the lodge at SII verton Thursday to witness the Rebekah degree which was con ferred upon six candidates. In eluded were Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cladek, Mrs. Irvin Hochstetler, Mrs. Charles G. McElrdy, Mrs Tom McLeod, Mrs. Minnie Hughes and Miss Helen McElroy Mrs. Willard N. Thompson was a bridge hostess Friday after noon for her club. The group met for luncheon at the Argo ho tel and later played cards at the Thompson home on State street. Now! for Christmas! i Miller's are headquarters for NYLONS! New, fresh stocks have arrived to make your Christ mas gift shopping a real pleasure! Gome to Miller's today . . . don't wait and be disappointed later. One, two or three pairs beau tifully gift wrapped NYLONS make a gift fine enough for any queen ! Consult our expert salesladies for ideas, for color and size suggestions . . . Remember, a gift of hosiery from Miller's bears a guarantee of satis factory wear and style! , Others to $1.95 p I ... Among the richest, and inci dentally the best, cookies in I the Statesman files Is this one: MRS. STRONG'S RICH COOKIES 2 cups butter (one pound) 4 cups flour 1 cup sugar Vi cups almonds (or filberts.) 2 vanilla beans Grind nuts and vanilla beans (which may be bought in some of the larger grocery stores). Mix remaining ingredients and roll in small balls. Let stand overnight and in the morning bake, then roll in confectioners' sugar. In contrast is another popular cookie, crisp, flavorful and in expensive. MOTHER'S GINGER COOKIES 1 cup shortening 1 cup brown sugar 1 egg 1 cup molasses 4 cups flour Vz teaspoon salt 2 teaspoons soda in cup warm water 1 teaspoon vanilla 2 teaspoons ginger Yt teaspoon lemon extract Cream shortening and sugar, add egg and mix. Add sifted in gredients and the liquids. Let stand overnight and then make into small balls, press with a fork and bake. Will crispen up. May add some flour to make to rolling consistency if a fancy cup cookie is wanted. Today's Menu Good old apples will come to the rescue to make salad for to day. Here are menus for the weekend. TODAY Celery apple and nut salad Vegetable soup with meat balls Whipped potatoes Dried apricot dumplings SUNDAY Pineapple, Swiss cheese salad Sirloin steak Steamed potatoes Peas and carrots Fresh hot rolls Chocolate Bavarian cream MONDAY Fruit salad Corn hamburgers Creole sauce Broccoli with cheese sauce Swedish apple mold pair 1st Quality! Golden Wedding Observed Today Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Croley will celebrate their golden wedding anniversary today at their coun try home on route five. Mr. and Mrs. Croley were married on December 13, 1991 In Carthage, Missouri. They will be at home to their friends and relatives to day. The Croleys have resided in and around Salem for the last ten years. They have five chil dren, Mrs. H. C. Stanley and Mr. C. L. Croley of Salem, Mrs. John Horner of Cetral Valley, Calif-, Mrs. J. C. Henry and Mr. Wen dell Croley of Oakland, Calif. GIFT SHOP MILLER'S presents the SILEX GLASS 1??:OTM - , si 1 - JT:igL MILLER'S 1 1 t " FSi-'"'j. -vC" - Iff ; , If? H J ' UiL Henry and Mr, Wendell Croley are expected from Oak land today to be present lor the celebration. The Croleys baye 17 grandchild eren and ieren great-grandchildren. DOUBLE &x Green Stamps ON ALL PURCHASES TIL CHRISTMAS MADE AT IIcKcndry & Bell ."Exclusive But Not Expensive" , ZS7 COURT ST. beautiful new ICTOEli '1 Model,: COFFEE MAKER! fyrex Brand lovely Old SmJwich CltSI Pattern Sets Uw Srylel v.. 3 r Saves iSoaey' for Vou-Oo t;.? o e Btst $uex Vsluei! V"' " . .'J Ike TVrfect Coffee Al- Rich,Spark!Mi gb Qttd .r';,li Pouftog, Eisy Qessiflg! 1 I J 1 Clou I 415 STATE: v PHONE 3533 '"1 T 1 TST 111 1 J J IJ ll.llll.Mliu I i' M miii II,". ,1 '" ' .- - K ' w ' IJJW III I II lis ii i "II I II . VWM.rwmAr-ITUj;- ..-wwmwnmiiiii M. f JJ Tglilltri ' ai 11
